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Webmaster's pick
(External) JAE biological invasions articles The Journal of Applied Ecology is launching an online issue presenting the (External) 20 most-cited papers published by the Journal of Applied Ecology in the last 5 years in the field of biological invasions. [ more... ]

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Featured species
Ohia rust

ohia rust (Puccinia psidii) on ohia (Metrosideros polymorpha) Ohia rust ( Puccinia psidii ) is HEAR's featured species because of its potentially devastating effects on ohia , a widespread dominant tree of native ecosystems in Hawaii.

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A summary of recently-added/updated taxa on the HEAR website is now available online.


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Report a pest! Call 643-PEST (7378) from anywhere in Hawaii.
To  report a pest , call  643-PEST (7378) toll-free from anywhere in Hawaii! [ (External) more info... ]


News phlash!
(External) Litle fire ant found on Maui
The little fire ant (LFA) ( Wasmannia auropunctata ) was found on Maui... [  more  ]

(External) Farmers outraged: proposed layoffs may bury an industry
"A meeting at the State Capitol last Thursday drew testimony from dozens of people concerned about how planned layoffs of more than 50 state agricultural inspectors will impact Hawaii’s export industry...." [  more  ]

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The Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk project (HEAR) is currently funded by the Pacific Basin Information Node ( PBIN ) of the National Biological Information Infrastructure ( NBII ) through PIERC  ( (External) USGS ) with support from (External) HCSU ( (External) UH-Hilo ). Historically, HEAR has also received funding and/or support from (External) PCSU  ( (External) UH ) and (External) HALE ( (External) NPS ). More details are available online.

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This page was created 27 May 1997 by PT , and was last updated on 03 November 2009 by PT .
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